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Adrenaline — Talk to your Github repository
Adrenaline makes you an expert on your codebase. Import a Github repository or paste a code snippet, and Adrenaline will answer any question you have about your code.
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@shobi_wan_kenobe Among the many AI tools that help developers, this one looks like something different! Congratulations on the launch!
Really excited for the future of AI powered dev-tools, and this looks very slick. Maybe the obvious question to ask: how does this compare to GitHub Copilot?
@w Copilot is your pair programmer. It helps you iterate more quickly and generate code. We're aiming for a level about that, where we not only help developers solve problems quickly, but also what problems to solve. The next step after Q&A is building a chatbot that brainstorms with you, proposes ideas, challenges your assumptions, identifies inefficiencies in your system or surfaces useful tools and resources. It's a system like this that we think will power the next generation of 10x engineers.
Can't wait to try this out and see how it could speed up my development workflow. How does it work with multiple files and across an entire repo? Will it be able to reference the different files and click through to them? Loving what I am seeing so far.
I'm not a developer, but this looks pretty helpful. From what I see, this can be used as an advanced AI search tool. Would it be able to look for different problems in the code? Or make suggestions on different approaches regarding the code (maybe making it better)?
That's a nice tool! I've wanted something like this but was too lazy to build myself.
A few comments:
- As you require a sign up to try, update the auth login domain :)
- After importing a repo it displayed a readme from a sub-folder, but there's a readme at the root. It was a bit confusing.
- The icon to show the code tree is too hidden. I only noticed it in the video.
Good luck with the project!
It's a cool idea, I pointed it at a few of my repos and asked it questions until I hit the limits of the free trial. I had the most success with the React project I looked at, I also looked at a C# project and tried to open a third project but it was apparently too large
What I liked most:
- when I asked how I could possibly modify the code to accomplish a slightly different use case and it gave a pretty good approach
- asking how a different react components were used gave a correct answer
What I didn't like:
- sometimes it couldn't tell me things that were specifically explained in the readme file
- The plan prices seem a bit steep, $10/month for only 100 chat messages seems like a lot, though admittedly I'm not sure what sort of resources this requires
- i did hit some unexplained errors when trying to open a project (separate from the one that was too large), which is a shame because that's a fork I've been trying to figure out for awhile
Congrats on the launch!
This is a HUGE deal for onboarding engineers! Developers spend wayyy more time understanding and debugging code than actually writing it!
Excited for what's next!
Congratulations on launching! Really excited for the future of Adrenaline and how it impacts developers.
I've been using Adrenaline all the time and it's entirely changing the way I develop code. Pair programming has always been one of the best ways to write code. To be able to pair program without needing another person is truly revolutionary.
Looks super helpful, especially with a lot of the pain points of getting started with a big new codebase!
Cool project! Do you have some release schedule? When can we expect the more advanced features?
Great tool even for people outside the software development world. Helps understand and troubleshoot old code
@cou_douux Yes! When you connect with github, you can import all of your existing repositories!
Can you add support for Rust? Autocomplete does not seem optimized for it at the moment
My good friend Jonathan has built most of Copilot X in two months. Imagine what he'll do in a year!
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